Trump, Harris Vote Totals In Western PA: See How Candidates Performed

PITTSBURGH, PA — Former president and now President-elect Donald Trump lost Pittsburgh and Allegheny County but pummeled Vice President Kamala Harris in other counties in Tuesday's election.

In capturing Pennsylvania, a state he narrowly lost in 2020 and the state that clinched victory for President Joe Biden, Trump had 3,403,504 votes to Harris' 3,233,346. He did so by performing extremely well in counties without a populous urban core.

Here are the Pennsylvania Department of State election tallies for Western Pennsylvania. All results are unofficial until verified by individual county elections boards.

ALLEGHENY

Harris: 419, 051, 59.4 percent.

Trump: 279,292, 39.6 percent.

ARMSTRONG

Trump: 28,084, 76.3 percent.

Harris: 8,442, 22.9 percent.

BEAVER

Trump: 56,502, 60 percent.

Harris: 36,795, 39.1 percent.

BUTLER

Trump: 79,147, 65.8 percent.

Harris: 40,046, 33.3 percent.

INDIANA

Trump: 29,111, 69 percent.

Harris: 12,610, 30 percent.

WASHINGTON

Trump: 75,084, 62 percent.

Harris: 43,979, 36 percent.

WESTMORELAND

Trump: 134,268, 63 percent.

Harris: 74,451, 35 percent.